The New Yorker

Where Do Eels Come From?
An article in The New Yorker exploring the scientific mystery surrounding the life cycle and origins of eels.
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nitiFirst to rec“did you know that we barely know where eels come from? its a question i never thought to ask but i like that there is still a bit of mystery in the world ✨”
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Jimbo Moynihan“Every time I see eels, ever since I learned about their intricate life cycle with all that is still unknown about it, it’s like a little reminder of all the wonderful mysteries that still exist in this world. Recommend learning about eels”
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